Technology

Global insight remains key amid increasing complexity in portfolio customization.

Today’s billion-dollar proptech companies are not built on vanity metrics or market froth. They are grounded in traction, durability and purpose, writes Brendan Wallace, CEO and chief investment officer at Fifth Wall.

With macroeconomic trajectories uncertain, financial institutions offering a broad range of products across multiple geographies are positioned to deliver positive returns, explains Arrow Global’s Ellis Sher.

Volatility in capital markets, shifting demographic patterns and evolving operational demands are pushing stakeholders to rethink both short- and long-term strategies.

Big data, tech and AI applications are rapidly evolving from nice-to-have residential features to key components of an investment manager’s DNA.

Backed by a recovering equity market and structural drivers, proptech companies are being snapped up within the US and across borders, says Pi Labs’ Faisal Butt.

Experience and necessity-driven assets are back in focus, but identifying outperforming subsectors is more difficult than ever.

Technology is creating competitive leasing across the growing logistics sector.

The benefits of artificial intelligence are already being realized in many parts of the real estate sector, says Yardi’s Jace Swank. But contextualizing its outputs and ensuring data security remain essential considerations.

New technologies have been transformative for the sector, but they have also opened up new frontiers of cybersecurity risk. PERE explores what firms can do about it.